Code of Massachusetts Regulations 946 CMR - MASSACHUSETTS DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AGENCY
Here’s an up-to-date breakdown of 946 CMR — the Code of Massachusetts Regulations governing the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency (MassDevelopment) — as established by state law and organized into several key parts:
📘 Overview of 946 CMR
This Title sets technical standards and operating procedures for MassDevelopment’s various financing and land-program initiatives.(sec.state.ma.us)
🔹 946 CMR 2.00 – Disposition of State Surplus Lands
Governs the competitive process for proposals to develop state-owned surplus land.
🔹 946 CMR 3.00 – Brownfields Redevelopment Fund
Establishes program terms, application procedures, and lending standards for brownfields cleanup efforts.
Includes:
3.01 Purpose & authority under M.G.L. c. 23G (casetext.com)
3.03 Objectives — financing environmental assessments and cleanups in distressed areas (casetext.com)
🔹 946 CMR 4.00 – Devens Regional Enterprise Zone: General Provisions
Covers definitions and general framework for the Devens Regional Enterprise Zone redevelopment efforts.(mass.gov)
🔹 946 CMR 5.00 – Devens Regional Enterprise Zone: Traffic Rules
Sets regulations governing vehicle operations on roads within the Devens Enterprise Zone.(mass.gov)
🔹 946 CMR 6.00 – General Provisions
Offers overarching administrative and governance rules for the agency's authority under St. 1998, c. 289.(mass.gov)
🔹 946 CMR 8.00 – Innovation Voucher Program Fund
Defines eligibility and administration guidelines for the innovation voucher initiative supporting startups and small businesses.(mass.gov)
✅ Quick Reference
Part
Focus Area
2.00
Surplus land disposition via competitive proposals
3.00
Brownfields Redevelopment Fund: lending & procedure
4.00
Devens Enterprise Zone—general framework
5.00
Devens zone traffic regulations
6.00
General agency provisions
8.00
Innovation Voucher Program eligibility & administration
📥 Access & Resources
Official PDF versions for each part are available via the Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries (links indicated above).
Updated quarterly; consult the MassDevelopment or state library sites for the latest versions.
Here’s an up-to-date breakdown of 946 CMR — the Code of Massachusetts Regulations governing the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency (MassDevelopment) — as established by state law and organized into several key parts:
📘 Overview of 946 CMR
This Title sets technical standards and operating procedures for MassDevelopment’s various financing and land-program initiatives.(sec.state.ma.us)
🔹 946 CMR 2.00 – Disposition of State Surplus Lands
Governs the competitive process for proposals to develop state-owned surplus land.
🔹 946 CMR 3.00 – Brownfields Redevelopment Fund
Establishes program terms, application procedures, and lending standards for brownfields cleanup efforts.
Includes:
3.01 Purpose & authority under M.G.L. c. 23G (casetext.com)
3.03 Objectives — financing environmental assessments and cleanups in distressed areas (casetext.com)
🔹 946 CMR 4.00 – Devens Regional Enterprise Zone: General Provisions
Covers definitions and general framework for the Devens Regional Enterprise Zone redevelopment efforts.(mass.gov)
🔹 946 CMR 5.00 – Devens Regional Enterprise Zone: Traffic Rules
Sets regulations governing vehicle operations on roads within the Devens Enterprise Zone.(mass.gov)
🔹 946 CMR 6.00 – General Provisions
Offers overarching administrative and governance rules for the agency's authority under St. 1998, c. 289.(mass.gov)
🔹 946 CMR 8.00 – Innovation Voucher Program Fund
Defines eligibility and administration guidelines for the innovation voucher initiative supporting startups and small businesses.(mass.gov)
✅ Quick Reference
Part
Focus Area
2.00
Surplus land disposition via competitive proposals
3.00
Brownfields Redevelopment Fund: lending & procedure
4.00
Devens Enterprise Zone—general framework
5.00
Devens zone traffic regulations
6.00
General agency provisions
8.00
Innovation Voucher Program eligibility & administration
📥 Access & Resources
Official PDF versions for each part are available via the Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libraries (links indicated above).
Updated quarterly; consult the MassDevelopment or state library sites for the latest versions.
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